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3 Strategies to Navigate a Massive Toddler Tantrum

3 Strategies to Navigate a Massive Toddler Tantrum

by | Jul 10, 2020

How AMAZING would it feel to publicly tantrum the way a three-year-old (“three-nager”) does? I recently watched my niece throw herself on the ground (lashing all around), kicking, and screaming at a decibel that could rouse an entire neighborhood. As the fifteenth or...

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The Garden Project: Interview with Reyna

The Garden Project: Interview with Reyna

by | Jun 22, 2020

Please find below our daily SolBe Family update letter containing helpful resources and exciting projects to explore while we all do our part to stay home during this pandemic. Subscribe here to receive updates. June 22, 2020 SolBe Families, Ms. Reyna shares why the...

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The Garden Project: Interview with Talia

The Garden Project: Interview with Talia

by | Jun 18, 2020

Please find below our daily SolBe Family update letter containing helpful resources and exciting projects to explore while we all do our part to stay home during this pandemic. Subscribe here to receive updates. June 18, 2020 SolBe Families, Check out Ms. Talia of our...

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The Garden Project: Interview with Carissa

The Garden Project: Interview with Carissa

by | Jun 16, 2020

Please find below our daily SolBe Family update letter containing helpful resources and exciting projects to explore while we all do our part to stay home during this pandemic. Subscribe here to receive updates. June 16, 2020 SolBe Families, Here is an introduction to...

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At-Home Science Project: Air Pressure Egg Drop!

At-Home Science Project: Air Pressure Egg Drop!

by | Jun 12, 2020

Please find below our daily SolBe Family update letter containing helpful resources and exciting projects to explore while we all do our part to stay home during this pandemic. Subscribe here to receive daily updates. June 12, 2020 SolBe Families, Science Friday! We...

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Be Supported

We’ve felt the uncertainty that occurs when our children are in the care of someone else. At SolBe, we know you will always be your child’s first teacher; we’re here as a knowledgeable partner in your child’s education.

From our experience, children rise to the intellectual life of those around them, so we are committed to growing as individuals and as a team. You can count on us to provide a warm and engaging learning experience for your little one.

Be Inspired

We’ve spent thousands of hours in classrooms that either overstimulate, underwhelm, or actively prevent educators from delivering the highest-quality education and care. At SolBe, you’ll go beyond the traditional four-walled classroom.

Our award-winning, inventive and uplifting learning spaces stimulate the senses and instill feelings of home-like safety and comfort. They allow for your child’s, and our educators’, changing needs and emotions. They create room for wonder—for learning, and living, outside the lines.

Be Immersed

We’ve seen what’s lost when things are done the way they’ve always been done before. SolBe is an adaptive Spanish exposure program that refuses to accept the status quo.

Our inventive practices grow from the shoulders of giants, with roots in the Reggio Emilia approach, the Montessori method, and well-researched cognitive disciplines that attend to the whole child. We create opportunities to develop character attributes that your child will benefit from for a lifetime. Collaboration. Communication. Independence. Healthy risk-taking. Critical thinking. Emotional awareness. Resilience. Intellectual curiosity. Creative innovation. An authentic love of life and learning.

Be Well

We know what it’s like to forget to feed ourselves—physically, mentally, and emotionally. At SolBe, we understand it’s impossible for you to pour from an empty cup. And we do what we can to keep your cup full.

Our learning ecosystem is designed with children and educators—and you—in mind. Seed-to-table nutrition program. Yoga and mindfulness. An all-inclusive experience so you don’t need to worry about finding time to provide meals, diapers, or wipes (unless you want to). Evening and weekend family programs.